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Consular fees

All consular fees must be paid in cash the day of the interview. The U.S. Interests Section only accepts convertible pesos to cover the cost of consular interviews.  All fees are per person.

The fees below are in effect as of July 13, 2010.

PASSPORT AND CITIZENSHIP SERVICES: 

Application processing fee for adult passport applications

$65 CUC

Passport book security surcharge      

$37 CUC

Application fee for passport cards      

$28 CUC for adults
$14 CUC for minor

Additional passport pages                

$76 CUC 

File search and verification of U.S. citizenship  

$139 CUC 

Consular Report of Birth Abroad        

$93 CUC 

Documentation of formal renunciation of U.S. citizenship         

$417 CUC
 

Arrangements for a deceased non-U.S. citizen

$185 CUC plus expense

Notarial and authentication services

$46 CUC

NON-IMMIGRANT, IMMIGRANT AND SPECIAL VISA SERVICES: 

The IV application fee -- which must be collected from all IV applicants who are not fee-exempt -- will now be tiered.  The new fees will be $306 CUC for immediate relative and family preference cases (processed on the basis of an I-130, I-600 or I-800 petition), $667 CUC for employment-based cases (processed on the basis of an I-140 petition), and $283 CUC for other cases (special IVs, Diversity Visas (DVs), self-petitioned cases, and all other IVs). 

Nonimmigrant interview(Foreign-born applicants may be subject to additional fees.)

$130 CUC

H, L, O, P, Q and R category nonimmigrant visa

$139 CUC

E category nonimmigrant visa

$361 CUC

IV security surcharge          

$69 CUC 

DV fee (charged in addition to the application processing fee and security surcharge)

$407 CUC  

Determination of returning resident status

$352 CUC

Parole interview

NONE

USCIS waiver

$505 CUC

I-290b Notice of appeal

$542 CUC

 *On June 4, 2010, the Department of State increased the Machine-Readable Visa (MRV) and Border Crossing Card (BCC) application fees to ensure sufficient resources to meet the increasing cost of processing nonimmigrant visas (NIVs).